While visiting home recently, I decided to play golf for the first time in a long time, but wanted…read moreto do it right by getting a pair of shoes. With this place being the only possible spot in town to carry them, I rolled the dice, stopped in, and became pleasantly surprised when there was not just one, but two options. The price was also "marked down" 50% on both so what would have been a $120 pair cost me only $60. They also had sizes 11.5 and 12 in both. Another surprise. The only thing they didn't have was a pair of nylon socks, so I rolled the dice again and took a dirty, likely germ-infested sock from the used sock box and hoped to leave without getting plantar warts or else some other unrecognizable fungus. Three days later and I haven't had to visit either the podiatrist or dermatologist. Before entering the store, I got distracted by the sales rack and ended up picking up a $10 t-shirt and a $32 pair of running shorts inside (not on sale). The cashier/manager told me he could save me 20% on my total at the counter by simply providing my name and address. Not my email address, which would have likely resulted in me getting bombarded with unwanted spam, but my physical address. Easy enough. My total came to just under $90 and I left one happy shopper.

The Shoe Company offers a lot of styles and variety of shoes, and has plenty of sizes. We walked in…read morelooking for 1 pair of runners or walkers for me, and we came out with 3 pairs - 2 for me and 1 for The Man. They offer purses too - some with a lot of very nice eye catching bling. Very tempting! They have a sale on now. Gosh darn it they have a wonderful variety of sandals right now! I need to visit here more often!!

These are some Comfy Shoes! Usually comfort is not directly associated with style, but the world is…read morechanging. While Naturalizer may not be right on top of the Haut Couture latest trends, I can usually find something, comfy, practical, and classic but stylish for those main stream shoe needs. This store has an awesome sale section at the back and my favoutire aspect is that they offer WIDE fitting shoes! Since there are less folks with wide feet, the wide size often ends up on clearance and I have lots of discounted choices, which means I need to be careful with my pocket book in this store.

I still have the purse and the Shoe Box bag from 30 plus years ago and just loaned the purse for…read moreher to use at a wedding she's attending soon.

The Shoe Box has a moderate selection of shoes that's worth checking out if you're on Sparks…read moreStreet. The staff is consistently helpful and they're honest about which shoes are best for you. Their shoes are excellent quality and they have many styles that are comfortable and fairly stylish. They mainly have women's shoes, but there's a small selection for men.

I just had a really bad experience ordering from their website. I purchased 2 pairs of Nikes…read morereasonably priced. They sent me a shipping number. A week went by and I asked them why only a label had been generated and no further shipping updates. Immediately they cancelled the order instead of just rectifying the situation or re-shipping. Why would I want it cancelled and refunded? I just wanted an update on what I paid for. Bizarre.

Nice selection of footwear, men, women, and children's. It's a large store. They had sandals,…read moreslippers and backpacks. Good prices; virtually everything on sale. Out of the 5 of us who walked in there together, 4 of us came out with footwear! I'd say that's a pretty good average. The only downside for me, anyway, was their selection of winter bootwear - it was slim and not to my taste. They do offer lovely women's boots, leather imitation, that go all the way up to the knee (like horse-riding boots do), very stylish for spring and fall but these aren't warm enough for our -40 winters! So we were talking to the salesman about this, and he said the winter boot selection has improved since they opened, but only after they complained to Head Office! This store has only been open since mid-October, and Famous Footwear is from St-Louis; there are only 3 or 4 Famous Footwear outlets in all of Canada. So, when HQ staff came into town to organize the opening, staff advised them that more and warmer winter footwear needed to be made available. Apparently, HQ staff was a bit perplexed at that, as they did offer little ankle-high boots (similar to those black ones they wore in the Star Trek TV series - "mod-boots"!), which would normally suffice for St Louis winters where it doesn't get colder than -5... Go figure! How lucky are they, eh?! However, based on our success with 4 out of 5 getting footwear on this visit, I will definitely be back.

This is another business that Yelp keeps prompting me to write a review on, probably because there…read moreare no reviews, I posted some pictures, and I'm always checking in, lol. So The Shoe Company is a big shoe store, a little bit like DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse, except maybe with less designer brands. They have a colour coded system where different coloured stickers mean you get different additional percentages off. I usually look for orange stickers which is 50% off and red which is 70% off. They have what I would consider regular mainstream shoe styles. They don't carry anything too "out there" or avant garde. I love shoes, or more accurately, I love boots and sandals, but not those weird boot-sandal hybrids like knee high boots with open toes, what is up with that? Just my personal style opinion, no offense to boot-sandal hybrid lovers, you are probably just too cool for me. Where was I going with this? Oh yes, I love footwear, so I browse around at The Shoe Company a lot, lol. This particular location is in a strip mall, so there's lots of free parking. It's in the same strip mall as Factory Direct, Ardene, Winners, Laura, Value Village and Dollarama. Also Sushi 168 and World Burger, in the event that shopping for shoes makes you hungry.